Was Jim Jeffries Undefeated When He Made His Comeback?

Was Jeffries ring record unblemished with no official losses when he came back to challenge Jack Johnson? I ask this because history shows that in his four rounder with Jack Munroe the referee gave a verdict at the end of it ,and it wasn't in Jeffries favour?

 

The referee gave an official decision after the fight ,he scored it for Munroe.

Want some news reads?
The San Francisco Examiner.
"Munroe hit the champion square on the point of the jaw and sent him to his knees,following it up with several ugly jabs that nearly made a knockout possible.
Munroe was too shifty for Jeffries and most of the blows of the big champion went wild.Munroe was still aggressive at the end of the fourth".

"Munroe repeatedly landed a number of jabs and displayed unexpected cleverness , and although he went down several times it was more through Jeffries great weight than the punishment inflicted".
" The Examiner the next day followed up with yet another report which said that Jeff was wobbly on his feet in the 4th
round and had previously been down from a stiff punch on the jaw. Munroe was still aggressive in the fourth and referee Duncan McDonald awarded Munroe the decision."

" Fitz said Jeff was clearly out of form and Jeffries said it was the first decision rendered against him, but he would have wagered his life he could have knocked Munroe out in the next round".

"This story was echoed throughout the nation.
The Seattle Post Intelligencer also reported that Jeff lost a decision after 4 rounds of the fiercest fighting Butte had seen for some time . At one point Jeff went to his knees and a knockout looked possible."

"Munroe who had been the amateur champion of the Pacific Coast was game to the core and argued every inch with Jeffries.
He repeatedly landed jabs to the face and jarred him considerably,he blocked many vicious uppercuts and displayed unexpected cleverness ".

"Jeffries said the altitude affected him and he was afraid of over exertion."

The Billings Gazette said:
"Munroe repeatedy jolted Jeffries to the facwe and had the big fellow considerably worried.Jeffries tried his very best to knock the big miner out but he showed great cleverness inducking and blocking uppercuts.Jeffreis also roughed in the clinches but Munroe was with him all the time" "At one time the champion went to his knees and a knockout looked possible".:think

 

I've been reading about Jeffries exhibitions but can't find the one you stated he kod Ed Dunkhorst in , nor can I find details of all these boxers you say he ko'd in the UK. Strange:huh

 

Read the primary reports I posted.

 

There's zero chance of him allowing that.

 

It's something to think about. Was that the condition that Fitz agreed to to stop him within a specified number of rounds?

 

I'm asking you to produce the primary sources that state Jeffries ko'd Dunkhorst and that he ko'd loads of challengers in the UK which you also stated.
That's the point of my query.